CA2583673A1 - Controlled deployment of software in a web-based architecture - Google Patents
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The present invention includes systems and methods for the controlled deployment of software in a web-based environment where multiple versions of a single application are supported to provide field experience of various versions before general deployment. The systems and methods of the invention support backwards compatibility, which allows older versions of the same software to be accessed concurrently with newer (revised) versions. Likewise, data item opaqueness is supported whereby data items not recognized by a software level or tier are not rejected but are passed on to another tier or level where they may be recognized.
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1. A system for controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment, said system comprising:
a server computer that is adapted to communicate with a client computer via a network, wherein:
said server computer is adapted for:
(A) receiving information from said client computer when said client computer accesses said server computer via said network, (B) using said information to determine which particular version of a plurality of versions of a particular software application should be used by said client computer, and (C) providing, to said client computer, an identifier of said particular version of said particular software application;
said system is adapted so that after said client computer is provided with said identifier, when said client computer issues a request to said system to access said particular software application, said identifier is either in, or associated with said request and thereby causes said request to identify said particular version of said particular software application, and said system is adapted for, in response to receiving said request from said client computer, using said identifier to facilitate access by said client computer to said particular version of said particular software application.
a server computer that is adapted to communicate with a client computer via a network, wherein:
said server computer is adapted for:
(A) receiving information from said client computer when said client computer accesses said server computer via said network, (B) using said information to determine which particular version of a plurality of versions of a particular software application should be used by said client computer, and (C) providing, to said client computer, an identifier of said particular version of said particular software application;
said system is adapted so that after said client computer is provided with said identifier, when said client computer issues a request to said system to access said particular software application, said identifier is either in, or associated with said request and thereby causes said request to identify said particular version of said particular software application, and said system is adapted for, in response to receiving said request from said client computer, using said identifier to facilitate access by said client computer to said particular version of said particular software application.
2. The system of Claim 1, wherein said information comprises logon information provided via said client computer.
3. The system of Claim 1, wherein said information is provided via a cookie installed on said client computer.
4. The system of Claim 1, wherein said information comprises a specific URL
address.
address.
5. The system of Claim 1, wherein said information comprises an IP address.
6. The system of Claim 1, wherein said identifier comprises said version number embedded in a path specified in a URL.
7. The system of Claim 1, wherein said identifier comprises said version number embedded in a query string specified in a URL.
8. The system of Claim 1, wherein said identifier comprises a domain name for said version specified in a URL.
9. The system of Claim 1, wherein said identifier comprises said version number embedded in a domain name specified in a URL.
10. The system of Claim 1, wherein said identifier is provided via a cookie installed on said client computer.
11. The system of Claim 1, wherein said system further comprises a switch for routing said request to said particular version of said particular software application.
12. The system of Claim 1, wherein said system further comprises a translator for routing said request to said particular version of said particular software application, said translator being adapted to translate said request to a format that is executable on said particular software application regardless of said version of said request.
13. The system of Claim 1, wherein:
said plurality of versions of said particular software application comprise a plurality of tiers of versions of said particular software application;
said request further comprises at least one object selected from the group consisting of a variable, a data item, and an argument; and said system enables said at least one object to pass from one of said tiers that does not recognize said object to another of said tiers that does recognize said object.
said plurality of versions of said particular software application comprise a plurality of tiers of versions of said particular software application;
said request further comprises at least one object selected from the group consisting of a variable, a data item, and an argument; and said system enables said at least one object to pass from one of said tiers that does not recognize said object to another of said tiers that does recognize said object.
14. The system of Claim 1, wherein said network is a global communications network, and said particular software application is a carrier management system.
15. A method for controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment, comprising steps of:
(A) providing a server computer that is adapted to communicate with a client computer via a network;
(13) determining at the server computer which particular version of a plurality of versions of a particular software application should be used by said client computer based on information about said client computer supplied when said client computer accesses said server computer;
(C) adapting an identifier so that when said client computer issues a request to said server computer to access said particular software application, said identifier is either in, or associated with said request and causes said request to identify said particular version of said particular software application;
(D) providing, to said client computer, said identifier of said particular version of said particular software application; and (E) routing said request from said client computer to facilitate access by said client computer to said particular version of said particular software application.
(A) providing a server computer that is adapted to communicate with a client computer via a network;
(13) determining at the server computer which particular version of a plurality of versions of a particular software application should be used by said client computer based on information about said client computer supplied when said client computer accesses said server computer;
(C) adapting an identifier so that when said client computer issues a request to said server computer to access said particular software application, said identifier is either in, or associated with said request and causes said request to identify said particular version of said particular software application;
(D) providing, to said client computer, said identifier of said particular version of said particular software application; and (E) routing said request from said client computer to facilitate access by said client computer to said particular version of said particular software application.
16. The method of Claim 15, wherein said information comprises logon information provided via said client computer.
17. The method of Claim 15, wherein said information is provided via a cookie installed on said client computer.
18. The method of Claim 15, wherein said information comprises a specific URL, address.
19. The method of Claim 15, wherein said information comprises an IP
address.
address.
20. The method of Claim 15, wherein said identifier comprises a URL with said version number embedded in a path specified in said URL.
21. The method of Claim 15, wherein said identifier comprises a URL with said version number embedded in a query string specified in said URL.
22. The method of Claim 15, wherein said identifier comprises a URL with a domain name for said version specified in said URL.
23. The method of Claim 15, wherein said identifier comprises a URL with said version number embedded in a domain name specified in said URL.
24. The method of Claim 15, wherein said identifier is provided via a cookie installed on said client computer.
25. The method of Claim 15, wherein Step (C) is performed by said server computer.
26. The method of Claim 15, wherein Step (E) is performed by said server computer.
27. The method of Claim 15, wherein Step (E) is performed via a switch.
28. The method of Claim 15, wherein Step (E) is performed via a translator that translates said request to a format that is executable on said particular software application regardless of said version of said request.
29. The method of Claim 15, wherein:
said plurality of versions of said particular software application comprise a plurality of tiers of versions of said particular software application;
the request of Step (C) further comprises at least one object selected from the group consisting of a variable, a data item, and an argument; and said at least one object is passed from one of said tiers that does not recognize said object to another of said tiers that does recognize said object.
said plurality of versions of said particular software application comprise a plurality of tiers of versions of said particular software application;
the request of Step (C) further comprises at least one object selected from the group consisting of a variable, a data item, and an argument; and said at least one object is passed from one of said tiers that does not recognize said object to another of said tiers that does recognize said object.
30. The method of Claim 15, wherein said network of Step (A) is a global communications network, and said particular software application of Step (B) is a carrier management system.
THAT WHICH IS CLAIMED:
1. A system for controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment, said system comprised of:
one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least a first and a second version of a particular software application;
one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, wherein a request is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and a device for routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
2. The system of Claim 1, wherein the request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL
included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
3. The system of Claim 1, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a switch.
4. The system of Claim 1, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
5. The system of Claim 1, wherein the network is an Internet connection and the particular software application is a carrier management system.
6. A system for simultaneously executing multiple tiers of software in a multiple version environment, said system comprised of:
one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least first and second versions of a particular software application, wherein the at least first and second version of the particular software application comprise the multiple tiers of software;
one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, wherein a request comprised of at least one of variables, data items or arguments is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and a device for routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed, wherein said variables, data items, or arguments of said request are passed from a tier of software where they are not recognized to a tier of software where said variables, data items, or arguments are recognized by the version of the particular software application executing at that tier of software if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
7. The system of Claim 6, wherein the request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL
included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
8. The system of Claim 6, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a switch.
9. The system of Claim 6, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
THAT WHICH IS CLAIMED:
1. A system for controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment, said system comprised of:
one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least a first and a second version of a particular software application;
one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, wherein a request is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and a device for routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
2. The system of Claim 1, wherein the request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL
included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
3. The system of Claim 1, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a switch.
4. The system of Claim 1, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
5. The system of Claim 1, wherein the network is an Internet connection and the particular software application is a carrier management system.
6. A system for simultaneously executing multiple tiers of software in a multiple version environment, said system comprised of:
one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least first and second versions of a particular software application, wherein the at least first and second version of the particular software application comprise the multiple tiers of software;
one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, wherein a request comprised of at least one of variables, data items or arguments is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and a device for routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed, wherein said variables, data items, or arguments of said request are passed from a tier of software where they are not recognized to a tier of software where said variables, data items, or arguments are recognized by the version of the particular software application executing at that tier of software if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
7. The system of Claim 6, wherein the request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL
included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
8. The system of Claim 6, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a switch.
9. The system of Claim 6, wherein the device for routing the request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed is a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
31 10. The system of Claim 6, wherein the network is an Internet connection and the particular software application is a carrier management system.
11. A method of controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment comprising:
providing one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least a first and a second version of a particular software application;
providing a user terminal wherein a user logs onto a website using said user terminal using logon information;
determining from said logon information a designated version of said particular software application for said user, wherein said designated version of the particular software application is the version of said particular software application that said user is authorized to access;
making a request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software, wherein said request identifies the designated version of the particular software application to be accessed; and accessing said designated version of the particular software application if said designated version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
12. The method of Claim 11, wherein making the request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software that identifies the designated version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises identifying the particular software application by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL
included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL
included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
11. A method of controlling the deployment of software in a multiple version environment comprising:
providing one or more servers simultaneously and continuously executing at least a first and a second version of a particular software application;
providing a user terminal wherein a user logs onto a website using said user terminal using logon information;
determining from said logon information a designated version of said particular software application for said user, wherein said designated version of the particular software application is the version of said particular software application that said user is authorized to access;
making a request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software, wherein said request identifies the designated version of the particular software application to be accessed; and accessing said designated version of the particular software application if said designated version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
12. The method of Claim 11, wherein making the request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software that identifies the designated version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises identifying the particular software application by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL
included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL
included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
32 13. The method of Claim 11, wherein accessing said designated version of the particular software application comprises routing the request to the designated version of the software application to be accessed by a switch.
14. The method of Claim 11, wherein accessing said designated version of the particular software application comprises routing the request to a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the designated version of the software to be accessed.
15. The method of Claim 11, wherein making a request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software the request is made via an Internet connection and the designated version of software is a specific release version of a carrier management system.
16. A method for simultaneously executing multiple tiers of software in a multiple version environment comprising the steps of:
providing one or more servers that are simultaneously and continuously executing at least first and second versions of a particular software application, wherein the at least first and second version of the particular software application comprise the multiple tiers of software;
providing one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, making a request comprised of at least one of variables, data items or arguments is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed, wherein said variables, data items, or arguments of said request are passed from a tier of software where they are not recognized to a tier of software where said variables, data items, or arguments are recognized by the version of the particular software application executing at that tier of software if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
14. The method of Claim 11, wherein accessing said designated version of the particular software application comprises routing the request to a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the designated version of the software to be accessed.
15. The method of Claim 11, wherein making a request from said user terminal over a network to said one or more servers to access the designated version of software the request is made via an Internet connection and the designated version of software is a specific release version of a carrier management system.
16. A method for simultaneously executing multiple tiers of software in a multiple version environment comprising the steps of:
providing one or more servers that are simultaneously and continuously executing at least first and second versions of a particular software application, wherein the at least first and second version of the particular software application comprise the multiple tiers of software;
providing one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network, making a request comprised of at least one of variables, data items or arguments is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed; and routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed, wherein said variables, data items, or arguments of said request are passed from a tier of software where they are not recognized to a tier of software where said variables, data items, or arguments are recognized by the version of the particular software application executing at that tier of software if said version is simultaneously and continuously executing on said one or more servers, else said request is rejected.
33 17. The method of Claim 16, wherein making a request comprised of at least one of variables, data items or arguments is made to access said particular software application from at least one of said one or more user terminals and said request identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed identifies the version of the particular software application to be accessed by one or more of a version number included in a path specified in a URL included in the request, a version number included in a query string specified in a URL included in the request, specifying separate domain names for the version to be accessed in a URL
included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
18. The method of Claim 16, wherein routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises routing the request to a switch that routes said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed.
19. The method of Claim 16, wherein routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises routing the request to a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
20. The method of Claim 16, wherein providing one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network is accomplished over an Internet connection and the particular software application is a carrier management system.
included in the request; a version number included in a domain name specified in a URL included in the request, or the use of a cookie in a browser that originates the request.
18. The method of Claim 16, wherein routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises routing the request to a switch that routes said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed.
19. The method of Claim 16, wherein routing said request to the version of the particular software application to be accessed comprises routing the request to a translator that translates the request to a format acceptable to the version of the software to be accessed.
20. The method of Claim 16, wherein providing one or more user terminals that access the one or more servers over a network is accomplished over an Internet connection and the particular software application is a carrier management system.
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